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\nAn awesome experience! I personally like the parts where the facilitators gave us the information and examples first, and then provided us with the tools to apply them in real life with role plays and various day to day scenarios. This benefits me in the way I will deal with people and problems, especially those I have never faced before.
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\nWilliam Leng Wai Lim<\/a>
\nParticipant on the PATH to the Caring Professional programme, 8-9 March 2016
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These selected PATH\u2122 skills represent some of the most powerful people technologies today, which centre on the modelling of human excellence. Unlike other approaches grounded in theory, this approach focuses on the best practice models that emerge when we ask the practical question of how a person achieves amazing results! No competition here, but rather a questioning that is posed with deep curiosity of \u201cHow do you do that?\u201d in all its complexity of thoughts, behaviour and sequence. And over the last 30 years such curiosity and focused questioning has elicited and generated a range of models of excellence in the field of human communication and potential development. Such modelling of excellence involves a methodology, a way of thinking and questioning that lies at the heart of modelling. <\/span><\/p>\n

Secondly, we now have amazing models of excellence, available for us to acquire and achieve the same excellent results. This means that excellence is no longer the preserve of those considered to be a rare genius. Because we now have the best practice blueprints of thought, language and behaviour in displaying excellence, we are able to reproduce that excellence in others. We have designed this PATH\u2122 programme with these aspects in mind, a modelling mind set \u2013 which is at the heart of continuous learning \u2013 methodology and technique. <\/span><\/p>\n

Throughout the programme we build a habitual model of thinking involving multiple perspectives of the world, proven to generate success wherever you apply them, in your personal and\/or professional life. And throughout the workshop we teach selected practical behavioural models that together provide a toolbox for continuing professional and personal excellence. We provide the structure and the generic skills, you and your people provide the content expertise and the relevant contexts. This approach means that as we explore methodology and technique we constantly do so in participant-relevant real-world situations. <\/span><\/p>\n

You may recall what Gandhi said: \u201cWhen I change, the world changes\u201d. This customised PATH\u2122 programme gives your people the foundation for how to do that!<\/span><\/p>\n


\nIt was a great experience! The PATH skills & tools are practical & useful. I increased my level of confidence in order to deal with different people such as colleagues, customers, friends and even family in building better relationships.
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\nLee Wei Liang<\/a>
\nParticipant on the PATH to the Caring Professional programme, 8-9 March 2016
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